Bethea’s Redhead Remarks Stir Controversy in Dixon
The article reports on a controversial figure, Mr. Bethea, a United States district attorney, noted for remarks about red-haired youths during a Dixon visit. It recounts alleged favors shown to red-haired boys, disputed temper beliefs, and a scene at a hotel. It also notes Emory College awarding Joel Chandler Harris a Doctor of Literature degree at Oxford, marking a first for the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beef Trust
Solomon Hicks Rothes
United States
Chicago
Dixon, IL
Bethea
Tethea
Dixon
Clattes
Mr. Buthea
Emory College
Oxforu
Joel Chandler Marcis
Uncle Remus
Wutory College
Atul
How to Live Long by a Worcester Centenarian
A Worcester woman, nearing her hundredth year, shares a strict daily regimen for longevity. She advocates early rising, simple meals without sweets, regular work and evening tea, and abstains from dances or theaters to focus on family and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Worcester
Eclurreh
Good Roads Convention to Be Held in Elyria
A Lorain county good roads convention is set for June 6 1905 at 10 30 AM at the opera house in Elyria. The meeting aims to organize townships for rapid brick and sanded road construction, unify efforts, and discuss best plans for permanent road improvement. Executives BB Adams SG Cole and J H Thompson of the Columbia township society will lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Columbia Township Good Roads Society
Lorain County
Opera House
BB Adams
SG Cole
J H Thompson
Columbia Township
Lorain Co
Are
Rooms For Rent And Various Classified Notices In Cleveland
A garbled classified list from Cleveland area ads offers furnished rooms for rent near East Broad Street and North Amherst, with bath use and nearby amenities. Also posted are small houses for rent, horse barns, and building spaces. Several notices reference train fares, travel passes, and low weekly rates, plus stray found items and rewards. The fragment mentions addresses on Broad Street, North Amherst, Seventh Street, and East Broad Street along with ad codes and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trouse
Ioton School Street
North Amherst
LE Shoupe
AMES
German Syrup claims unique relief for consumption
Boschee s German Syrup marketed as the only preparation on the market today that relieves and cures consumption. It lists pure tar extracts of game and other endorsed ingredients for coughs colds and consumption. It promises rest at night, easing dry coughs, soothing diseased parts, and promotes easy morning expectoration with permanent relief. Small bottles 25 cents, regular size 75 cents, at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boschee
Burned-Out Merchant Overlooked a Four Thousand Policy
A Boston clothing house burned and an insurer found a $4,000 policy the insured had overlooked. The proprietor denied the policy but production of Queen’s books showing paid premiums convinced him he was entitled to the sum. The case drew special interest and may strengthen the firm’s credit among insurers. A minister read a pulpit note about a Donkey club meeting but the audience didn’t react as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pepe
Dishro
Meron
Republican Comaty Convention
Pyreenis of Lenin
Gleer
Fepeoe Artis
Loratn
Celtes
Faber
Fall River
Ingcy
Montgomery
Ala
The
Athlophores Co
Haven
Conn
Orank Te Ui
Euclid Ave
Cleveland
Ent Co
S. E Street
Reporter
Jim Dumpe
Sunny Jim
Uber
Bell
Souradlaiek
Parga Lumber Ov
Johmson Ling
Wlso
Kent
Eittsburg
Wadina
New Starion
Broad Street
Rinated
Willie
Blox
Northrop Street
Ques
Gall
West Sixth Street
Low
Lake Shore Railway
Tmke Shore
Mighizan Southern Sey
Passengeers
Broad
Cedar Streets
Burtell
Redfern
Seventh Street
B&o RR
M G Carrel
P A
Bath
East Broad Street
HC Johnson
Ohio
South iCheatnut Street
Wilson
Adame Street
Tremont Street
Fosa Novelty Co
Anl
Middle Avenue
Bady’s
Donkey Club
Lehigh Valley
Parseh Lumber
Hanel Freese
Daniel Freese
Broad St
French
China
J. Pouyat
Lumoges
France
Walsh & Russell
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Best Newspaper
J. C. Bins
Elyria, Ohio
Paynes
Lot
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!